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Michigan State freshman Jordan Scott not shy about letting it fly at Moneyball debut

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Jordan Scott (far left) gets set to box out during a Jeremy Fears free throw attempt at the Moneyball Pro-Am league, Thursday at Holt High School. Michigan State transfer Trey Fort (22 in orange) looks on. | Screen shot image by Jim Comparoni for SpartanMag

HOLT, Mich. - Incoming Michigan State freshman Jordan Scott was anything but shy in making his Moneyball debut, Thursday night.  With a high school reputation as a gifted long range shooter, Scott went to work immediately in that category at the Lansing-area pro-am league at Holt High School while teaming with fellow Spartan Trey Fort in a 96-93 loss to Carson Cooper and Jeremy Fears of Team Tristar. Scott - who is rated the No. 53 player in the nation for the Class of 2025 in the Rivals Industry Rankings - scored 18 points, all on 3-pointers. He was 6-of-15 (40 percent) from Moneyball’s NBA distance 3-point line. (More inside SpartanMag.com).